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Police launch phone app to improve communication with citizens
Mossos d'Esquadra police app includes direct link to emergency services
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The Spotify of art: Catalan company develops visual art streaming platform
WindowSight allows users to explore the art world from their television while providing support to artists
Algorithm aims to detect Covid-19 cases with app that records coughing
Barcelona hospital part of MIT study led by Catalan researcher to develop free diagnostic tool to help with return to normal life
ConfinApp: new app to answer questions during and after confinement
Government to release tool on Friday in order to 'monitor end of lockdown' when state of alarm ends
How the health department’s new app to monitor coronavirus symptoms works
New application, Stop Covid-19 Cat, aimed at ensuring hospital beds available to those who most need them
Catalan government presents IdentiCAT decentralized digital identity project
Bidding for the project to be completed by 2020 will begin this week at €550,000
Catalan app ‘Sharing Academy’ wins Mobile Premier Awards
Sharing Academy connects students with other peer tutors at different universities. Through the app, students can sort through a marketplace of tutors that can help them in various course subjects. According to Jordi Llonch, the CEO and creator of Sharing Academy, the idea for the app came from a personal struggle with one of his classes. After struggling to pass a course in university, Llonch sought the help of a friend studying the same course at a different school. Since the largest Mobile World Congress (MWC) to date opened its doors on Monday, much of the presenters at the event have focused on a few key topics. By 2020, industry leaders hope lead their users into a new generation of technology that can connect more devices at once, allowing for more advancement in other industry sectors outside of mobile such as health, automotive, and telecommunications technology.